In reality, this is a two part question. A bond, also referred to as an appearance bond is in essence a contract between the State of Florida, the Bail Bond Agent, also referred to as a bondsman and the Principal, also referred to as the Defendant/Accused.
Infants: Birth  35+ pounds and 2+ years old. Rear-facing infant or rear-facing convertible safety seat as long as possible, up to the rear-facing height or weight limit of the seat. Properly install according to instructions in owners manual, rear-facing in the back seat.
In the event of a crash, a forward-facing baby's head will continue to move forward even when the car stops causing injuries to the head, neck, and spine. In a rear-facing seat, however, the car seat absorbs the impact and prevents the baby's head from flopping forward. So, keep your baby safe. Follow the baby car seat rules by keeping your child rear-facing until at least two and until he or she gets too big for his or her car seat.